Dropbox Sign allows you to electronically request and add legally binding signatures to any document, from new hire agreements to loans, to NDAs. Dropbox Sign is available in an intuitive web interface, a developer-friendly API, or as a Salesforce add-on.

First, select who you want to sign your document. Next, add your file into Dropbox Sign, enter the email of the person(s) that needs to sign, and add a signature box to your document. Then click to send out the document out for signature.

Templates are used for documents that need to be reused and sent out for signature multiple times. When preparing a document for signature, users can choose to save as a template. Creating a template saves the prepared fields to the document, making future sends quick and easy. Sending out a template for signature is fast because the fields are already prepared on the document, eliminating the need to start from scratch each time.

A sender is someone who uploads, signs and sends documents using Dropbox Sign and/or requests signatures from others using Dropbox Sign.

Someone who just receives and responds to a signature request isn’t considered a sender. They don’t need a Dropbox Sign account prior to signing, and it doesn’t cost them anything to sign a document.

Absolutely. We comply with stringent US and European Union eSignature laws, employ bank-grade security measures, offer 2 ways to authenticate the identity of the signer, and each transaction includes a comprehensive, court-admissible log.

No, nothing. Ever. They get an email notifying them of the signature request and all they need to do is open the document and sign. There is nothing they need to pay or special training they need to have. Signing is quick and easy. Once they’ve signed, both of you automatically receive a copy of the document.

30-day trials give you access to features only available in our paid plans so that you can experience all the benefits of eSignature. If you decide to end your trial within 30 days, we won’t charge you.